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By John K. · Published Jan 07th, 2010
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Puma has teamed up with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) for a great cause, called “Play for Life”. The primary initiative of the UNEP is to support global biodiversity and also to to promote unity within Africa. In doing so, Puma unveiled the Puma Africa Unity Kit, a soccer uniform to be worn as a third alternate kit by Puma-sponsored football clubs in Africa, that will be available for purchase in May. In addition to the sky blue-brown gradient uniforms, Puma has made other gear available for purchase, such as t-shirts and collectable shoelaces in a variety of patterns, designed by NYC-based artist-extraordinaire Kehinde Wiley.
2 Responses to “Puma x UNEP x Kehinde Wiley – Play For Life”
January 7th, 2010 at 8:27 pm
Laces are tight!
January 8th, 2010 at 10:23 am
Funny, I bought a pair of laces very much like the red ones, at a design fair a few years ago – but made out of real Kimono silk. I wonder if the same Designer was involved.